Sentence examples for is rapprochement from inspiring English sources
noun
The reestablishment of cordial relations, particularly between two countries; a reconciliation.
- It was the Nixon administration that saw the rapprochement between the United States and China.
But why is rapprochement strategically desirable — or even morally permissible — if it means accepting Iran as a quasi-nuclear power with active ties to terrorist organizations?
Some say there is a feud in Mr Lukashenka's circle, between those who want to keep control and those who think their only hope is rapprochement with the West.
His closeness to Congress waxed and waned; what he constantly preached was rapprochement and non-violence.And freedom.
"That said," Mr. McKinnon added, "I think a lot of people are surprised at the extent to which there has been rapprochement between the Bush and McCain worlds".
The bruised political fortunes of the Coalition demand one thing, and that's rapprochement with the voters, and pronto – but fiscal reality demands the government pursue a measured course on policy recalibration.
And there have been rapprochements between Homme and Oliveri, too, especially since Homme has denied 'Everybody Knows That You're Insane, another great moment, is about Oliveri.
The surest sign of a change in Conner is his rapprochement with the New York Yacht Club, with which he has had a rocky relationship over the years.
The key message arising from this study, however, is that rapprochement between the NHS R&D and clinical service factions and academia is needed to support clinicians to participate fully in research activity.
There has been a rapprochement of sorts.
Can there be a rapprochement?Indeed there can be.
At that point, Doctorow chuckles, "there was a rapprochement".
